Best place to buy Flat screen?
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Do research, find a model or two that you want. Then do a search and use shops to compare prices. Look for price matching and sales. You can really score if you have a little patience. Personally I'd only get one from a place that had a physical store even if I got it from their online site, like best buy, circuit city etc. That way if you had a problem you wouldn't have to worry about shipping back and forth.
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First of all, I'm a total noob when it come to TV's and entertaining stuff. I'm looking for a Flat screen TV. Not plasma, ( I have heard of a lot of problems with refilling gas) . So I guess HDTV that are thin. For the bed room. And in the price range of under 3,000. Any suggestions? Models and brand names?
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Oh IC. Are you talking big screen tho?
Mistubishi has the best rear projection sets. That's what I got. A 55inch gold plus.
If I were buying today I'd get the DLP (digital light processing) TV that Samsung makes. IT's a great price and much smaller than standard rear projection TV's.
I know crutchfield and gateway as well as a lot of physical stores are selling it. My buddy just got one and it's NICE!
Here's gateway's one. I think its the Samsung rebadged
http://products.gateway.com/products/GConf...=dlp56tv&seg=hm
Mistubishi has the best rear projection sets. That's what I got. A 55inch gold plus.
If I were buying today I'd get the DLP (digital light processing) TV that Samsung makes. IT's a great price and much smaller than standard rear projection TV's.
I know crutchfield and gateway as well as a lot of physical stores are selling it. My buddy just got one and it's NICE!
Here's gateway's one. I think its the Samsung rebadged
http://products.gateway.com/products/GConf...=dlp56tv&seg=hm
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Plasmas will burn out, LCD's cost more but they last, so SOny makes a great 30" LCD. These are two reasons why I bought a heavy CRT HDTV(300lbs). I think a projection is the way to go with you since it's for bedroom so most of your viewing will be at night.
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